Industrial Production Managers salary

United States, all industries · BLS OEWS 2025

National market range

$98K–$162K

Median

$126,060

25th percentile

$98,160

75th percentile

$161,880

By state

State

Median

Range · 25th–75th

vs national

Alabama

$122,520

$92K–$160K

-3%

Alaska

$113,280

$94K–$147K

-10%

Arizona

$124,810

$101K–$155K

-1%

Arkansas

$118,120

$97K–$163K

-6%

California

$132,620

$102K–$174K

+5%

Colorado

$141,020

$108K–$189K

+12%

Connecticut

$134,780

$106K–$163K

+7%

Delaware

$153,000

$129K–$178K

+21%

District of Columbia

$124,420

$108K–$166K

-1%

Florida

$119,870

$86K–$162K

-5%

Georgia

$127,820

$99K–$161K

+1%

Guam

$100,470

$82K–$132K

-20%

Hawaii

$124,650

$83K–$170K

-1%

Idaho

$107,340

$86K–$136K

-15%

Illinois

$127,270

$102K–$162K

+1%

Indiana

$121,500

$99K–$158K

-4%

Iowa

$106,510

$91K–$133K

-16%

Kansas

$125,750

$100K–$160K

Kentucky

$112,250

$91K–$145K

-11%

Louisiana

$133,210

$104K–$169K

+6%

Maine

$124,810

$105K–$158K

-1%

Maryland

$132,540

$103K–$167K

+5%

Massachusetts

$148,050

$125K–$184K

+17%

Michigan

$120,660

$97K–$148K

-4%

Minnesota

$123,580

$98K–$161K

-2%

Mississippi

$118,660

$95K–$152K

-6%

Missouri

$117,660

$91K–$146K

-7%

Montana

$120,690

$97K–$155K

-4%

Nebraska

$107,200

$88K–$134K

-15%

Nevada

$112,270

$87K–$142K

-11%

New Hampshire

$146,590

$121K–$192K

+16%

New Jersey

$147,260

$114K–$178K

+17%

New Mexico

$124,670

$99K–$174K

-1%

New York

$130,470

$101K–$167K

+3%

North Carolina

$125,940

$97K–$161K

North Dakota

$116,050

$97K–$147K

-8%

Ohio

$109,340

$89K–$139K

-13%

Oklahoma

$120,570

$91K–$146K

-4%

Oregon

$119,420

$95K–$146K

-5%

Pennsylvania

$109,140

$87K–$143K

-13%

Puerto Rico

$129,740

$89K–$168K

+3%

Rhode Island

$124,120

$103K–$161K

-2%

South Carolina

$126,880

$100K–$161K

+1%

South Dakota

$107,490

$97K–$132K

-15%

Tennessee

$119,430

$92K–$155K

-5%

Texas

$130,890

$98K–$166K

+4%

Utah

$115,290

$94K–$145K

-9%

Vermont

$114,150

$93K–$140K

-9%

Virginia

$128,230

$102K–$167K

+2%

Washington

$145,210

$135K–$172K

+15%

West Virginia

$111,760

$95K–$142K

-11%

Wyoming

$151,490

$125K–$171K

+20%

Source: BLS OEWS, 2025 · Ranges are 25th–75th percentile of reported wages for the occupation code · All workers, regardless of gender.

Women are 43% of management occupations nationally, and earn 80¢ for every dollar men earn (U.S. Census ACS 2024; earnings full-time year-round). A market-based target is computed the same way regardless of gender, and that is the point.

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